Suspect in New Jersey pastor’s slaying to remain held Virginia until hearing

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A church associate charged with gunning down a New Jersey pastor will remain in custody in Virginia until a June 29 extradition hearing after a hearing Friday was postponed, court records show.

Dwumfour, 30, had gotten married just months before she was gunned down outside her rented townhome on Feb. 1 as she returned from the grocery store. She married a fellow pastor from her Nigerian church, Champions Royal Assembly, at its Abuja headquarters in November, but her husband had not yet joined her in the U.S.was listed in Dwumfour’s phone under the acronym “FCF,” or Fire Congress Fellowship, a related church entity.

A public defender named to represent him in the extradition case did not immediately return a call seeking comment on Friday.

 

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